Market has not reacted, but a MTO has been called.

Some times these things are precautional where they're fine for now but feel there might be an issue in the next half hour/hour.

ooooooooooooooooh

can't believe Stef is going to gub Djokovic 1.01 after being gubbed 1.01 himself by Coric at US Open

Nadal must be absolutely salivating at this.

1.01    $206,576        $301,822
1.02    $158,819        $251,550
1.03    $157,918        $68,330
1.04    $49,952        $63,103
1.05    $46,818        $92,620
1.06    $40,629        $578,429
1.07    $39,204        $898,300

Lost from 2-0 up once.

disguise on that drop was unreal

Nadal should beat him, shouldn't he?

boys failed to see the limp - great stuff

I mean if he is carrying an injury, and has had a harder semi-final, he'll be up against it.

cheers coach

Anyway, best of the four semi finals by a country mile.
Let's hope we get two finals that match up and exceed tonight's standard.

Only two people have retired in Grand Slam finals in the open era.
I do not expect a third this weekend

nobody does but it he gives signs it's more likely than usual.

And here I was thinking that you were going to tell us who the two retirees were

There is this wonderful thing called the internet, you may have heard of it.

Both in Australia, one man, one woman.

1990 Ivan Lendl    v. Stefan Edberg  4–6, 7–6, 5–2 retired
2006 Amélie Mauresmo v. Justine Henin  6–1, 2–0 retired

PS I do hope that you are older than 14, if not you could be in trouble with our lords and masters here on the forum 

Henin was indeed booed.

However, in a twist of fate, Mauresmo and Henin were to meet in the Wimbledon final just six months later.
On this occasion, there were no retirements, Justine battling to the end, but losing to Amélie in three sets 2–6, 6–3, 6–4.

What a story

indeed edy, the best Grand Slam!